davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.


t-vav.ra A Bsdlow whose property was sold o. inc H
Sspss yesterday was the brother OF Mayor seai0"
vors Hs died about two years ago. age shV .r.on
Srtv was sold by II. Muller Son, BY ofder % '
49, 1bs property known as l4s Madisons Doing os
s.ioo on the south sa q &. :su ;Sd LIZ s
TIE q Ses s.9as % aa nm
sss' e Ns o.S
RI E Sa,o Ss:sa"iy as
sso o s nors .ds south
81 sspsast n rent; S
sSoss ;.a rsu sod Ss
Ssnss No sS7 for sloooo 10 the pAn'
sale. at amounted to sistssS for But.
y, q north aide o. Ire ssnut sSo
1ss, Sixth and Seventh sVea' i0r A''"'
ss@sn ssIsS
o. sG SsSs.b EIGHTH
Tvsstory hoyse So1sexl9o rent,
S9 %i'sssi offered
NKw-YoRx, Friday, July !. 1887
sn.olowag sales were made at the Exchange and Aa0-
,,,.. xgs ~ 20 IS; f as.s ssa.s
scss Of sdsys q s,1Sss son. $4,000
lilo, Maai.onss ISIS II Of Ssrisss eS1loo 10 400
RAINING SISsSsyay aa.
heof Joaers0n'st 27xilSeAzo.i.o.o 1880
ss'sn Ks.i broadway s45 Of oaihernss 81 ?. 700
,os ~ u eIis Ssrs assISS MeIris 5000
81 s aS sos East $4,000
Bal; if Il Sss'':s S sssS
e' Of Ct Jones-st adjourned to July 20.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y.ClIY;
6. ihsssl.r: ss. " ssi *: '''''
ssthst /. nv e.h.ava sSx7Sli'Jw nasron sao 900
,ossSs WIFE C cor sSs;S Y6SsiOaS ia Aici oo
1., md ",is 70 sSsy aS;ssS6xoiI 600
+, nS q s sss .''s s6ssios
,.bs ss5'D and III; y 3, s Msraoii;I
g osss Ct 4 sas dSSs.
123dst SIS lso Nv OF o!n wsn nnsen - 1888
1Oth.aye "a u u u.s. o. Aois@s@ 'oA.o0 2A5Oo
"a nsnsr cS S Of iSstSs 90 ooo
sss s.a wife lS sSav 5Oi0s Curry % ooo
and wife to 81 MSn o sSth:i ri 51ioo T0eo
CHASE and wife to The Central and HUDSON 10000
as, missr $50 Of 7av iooIsei s1scp
tors elS o. II Constable also nu''oo $4,000
1o4ihst ~ ne re- 81 liIass sSpon 1880
,Oaa $50 w's Savs 7oSoo Inoyw 90 600
n,v AsS to No G sis aaSvGi Peter
Le1ng,onayy e;i cor OF ooh'se $4,000
Ls1ngtonave, " E 70 II Oh oo'n''' -oAo $4,000
,o,a2S 70 slRs Of So,6si a51iOo MARCIA ooo
snnau 10 = B. S se4IsoyyaOs1Joi Hcrnct
Goos si,epherd the sisters OF Charity OF ST VIM
cant de Paul and The Institution OF Mercy..-...;
5sthst l69 Il OF ist pSin ~. iooo 10000
5sthst No l2e West . igsso ioAioA'oo' $4,000
lsnrst es lo5Stte OF Irving Place z'.'. NV 10000
Sthavs cor OF ssth rss 70 70 aosiait $4,000
eOtis Nos 100 and Ill. 601lOo5; Geo truman" go ono
ct al to Moran ct al na Id IN
sheIinst No 0l' 25Aloo Adam happe' anu 2975o
1o4hs, $50 n " Of a'haxs 2425o
Gouysrnen,-st LOB ia , 81 10 Klein $4,000
Rlvngtonst 244 25xl0o Solomon and wife 10 "a ooo
.o,b Zones Me- 90 aox9ss; + Meyer Moore 10000
South SHAVE Sc si zyo II " o' - $4,000
sawe n,operty; Karst jr. and wife 10 same
s2ds!n 50 " Q, ss-ave oohiOO.I 25,s5O
s5thst Nos pa ana Ra8 5Se aa's $4,000
S6thst $ 81 III ~ e Q, y,ha'e $4,000
Brosdwsy No 81 aid vile 80 Johnson r. ~ 10000
s3ds OF 2dave 4OOxl executor OF 90 ooo
q Jones 10 Moore ami ] Nc Langhin i<o'~Vo
Ssth't $ zoo = OF 4''e' Observation-Disclosures. 2sOOO
isthst l2s II 9, snits and another 235OO
fthsys " cor W o. srs's' o'a.o $4,000
Leoparlst No H. 2a1sa ihu.o'' anu $4,000
ethavs ,s - Hsi% 9, $4,000
24tst No 404 East 25I9a9 Thomas Jones TO by ~ soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
Citp propsrtp for Sale.

A 18th AVE.-Facing the Mall, Drive and
n. Lake near 7Sth-sIi two extra wide building ioisi
bargain. " n 81 ns $3.50
AN ELEGANT 4-story brownstone private
"A dwelling (No.56 East 79tl-stA built by days work;
cabinet flushed independent walls both sides
Look at it" t. FITZPATRICK. Builder, 20 East s0th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

A DAM FOREPAUGH'S
"A NEW OLYMPIA,

A DAM F0REPAUGH'S
"A NEW OLYMPIA,
Under auspices OF
STATEN ISLAND AMUSEMENT COMPANY (Limitedl
ERAsTINA STATEN ISLAND
WILD WEST. HIPPoDRoME. JUNGLE MENAGERIB
AND CIRCUsEA
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
as 3 Ns 1s :s g
extra "a :
e cent?.
SS% 81 81! lHrss ....y. to
' p s'ss s' S:I$ Is:.
Rsass Na Ss'ssn s =. Republic. and .celum
g. ss ssss Ys.; H. 9ss
Round fare ncu%ns ticket show sss
n ns NJ Wns6s sses snS p ss rom
Iao ss M 80 is R9 sns
rookyn ESQ and M RearDns boass 200 sSa
1o2op M sharp Round trip fare including ticket to show.
Route No. Asteamer Mslzngah" and barges from foot
boat AZ Il
Round trip fare, including ticket to show. SOC
THE QUICK WAY FROM BROOKLYN.
as a's s s rass
ana Ms%. S Fs Battery
RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. I'd Week.
Miss MfSSE
today at 2:l0 In Howard TAylors play-CAPRICE.
CASINO Broadway and 39th-st.
AMERICAS MOST CHARMING SUMNER THEATRE
PROMENADE CONCERT ON THE BRILLIANTLY
ILLUMINATED 0PEN.AIR ROOF GARDEN
AFTER THE OPERA EACH EVENING.
430rH AND 43lSr REPRESENTATION
THE GREATEST OF ALL COMIC OPERA SUCCEsSEs
ERMINIE.
RECEIVED WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTER
N: Y HeradTbe performance excellent ghout
Great Cast Magnificent Costumes. Scenery &c. DC.
Admission. Soc, including both entertainments.
SEATS SECURED ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE
DOCKSTADER'S. Bway, bet. 2sth&29th SITS.
~ Second week and great
Evenings $780, EZRA +. KENDALL
to Sns,nsss ~ApA1R OF KrDs.n
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet 9Th and 9th ayes
CONSTANTLY NEW ADDITIONS
Concerts daily from to and to IL By
MUNICH LAJOS
and Prince Paul Esterhazys Orchestra
Admission, 50c; children 23c.
AJEEB-The Mystifying Chess Automaton-AJEEB.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Reserved Seats ORCHESTRA Circle and Balcony SOC.
LAST DAN OF THE SEASON.
At2-CHANFRAU in AMERICAN GRIT
I ,YCEUM THEATRE, $50. 4th-av & 23d-st.
THE HIGHEST BiDDERil THTRD MONTH
THE HIGHEST BIDDERl of the comedy
Begins $40. Ends l0;40. Matinee to-day at2
M ANHATTAN BEACH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
Connirn properip Wanieo.

OTIS. hou9es, farms wanted for BUYERS and
II tenants IN New-Jersey SUBURBAN AGENCY a
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
Brooklyn propertp 70, Sale ana 90 Get
FOR SALE.

2ox45 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.
brownstone front Basement par
or and 2d story finished hard wood I'd floor saloon cham
Dor windows In psror cabinet Dantcs through
out 10 plate glass nirror Buiess stairs in pario' story
basement and parlor hall wainscocd In hard wood double
doors psror sanitary plumbing throughout Heated by
furnace. Price, $1,000
Also corner house finished the durable manner
price 800 This house win be shown only on special
permit
To reach them take BROOKLYN Elevated Road 10 Sumner
station 90 rde-then blocks sumner
Monroet then block to house 2t7A Lewsave
Elevated Road. In OF
he best residence streets In Brooklyn and bn by one OF the
best builders the CITY, They must DO Sold AS the owner
cannot afford TO carry them. Keys at 207A. Lewssve
BUILDINGS, stores lofts and offices to let,
ID on broadway, Nassau. BeekBan, William and Fulton
sta RULAND& WHITING. Beckman.sL
81 FIRST PLACE.-To let, furnished or un
- furnished, for three years, to private family
only three-story hghstoop brownsone house. No
Clinton and Henry extra lot
desired. Apply TO EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune ONCE n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
Gountrp Dooro

ASRIRY PiRK.-Large rooms and excel
N lent board u Wave Cres, Cottage one OiCek ION
beaol references Address Miss f. > BACON' box %V''
Post Office Asbury Par.. New ersey
LIMITED number of boarders can be ac-
n commoatod with pleasant rooms and good Jotr son
boating bathing ad hshins M. ! "A'D' 9"'i'ei 'N"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
Gonrru pruPsrp Sar Bal. aua % fst
CEASHORE COTTAGE TO RENT.

Ono Of the cosiest at savin Rock niles from New;
Haven; block from large paszas aud
city waters = wide low tide aud high tide
under pazzas southwest beezes prevail mosquitoes
absolutely for cooking meals
be obtained by $3.50 for the season
Also another next equally good but larger from August
10, 800 balance OF season. Address
H. p. HUBBARD % Elm.st,
EVIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
Certures am0 Aleetlngs.

SSOCIATION HALL,
corner OF 23d-st ami ith.ave
LECTURES
in behalf OF tho
American School OF Classical Studies at Athens.
under the auspices of the
Archaeological Institute OF America NewYor Society
SECOND LECTURE. SAPPHO. saturday evening. Feb
ruary Professor Basil l. Gderseeye, Oh the JOINS
Hopkins University
Ill THE RECENT DISCOVERIES AT EPIDAURUS
AND ATHENS AND THE FAITH CURE AMONG rhE
ANCIENTS. saturday evening February H. by Professor
Augustus c. Merriam. of Columbia College.
". STUDY AND DETERIORATION IN GREEcE sStur'
day evening February 90 by Professor " iis '" wv"
win OF Harvard University.
Tickets be had at The book o.
ScrbBers sons A. d. r. Randolph ana r. Il.
Grant and for single lectures at the door,
DEV SAM JONES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
REAL ESTATE
LrsINrss AT THE EXCHANGE


49,. s,. ~. rrh,,e hours was slack ct the Real Es.
~ exchange yesterday X v. Harne't Co soio uhoe.
Surpclosure No 1871 sevenfourths@' go ieos a'
esocp6ave anvestory brick enementhouse "r
tAs nortgags Of 90. Ooo to Fanny RorDick.
Dore Lyon sold private contract houso "
o.srdroa and Afty srthst between Eighth and Edge
GO. ,vss les.5o11Oo for $4,000 to J. MoKnighti
s.x house I'm the for $4,000 TO MI vincent
and house. in the same block ior
. R Handa.
bere was call Brokers meeting for four story ana
basement dwelling house below Fifty nnthst 10 cost about
sso sH iSt ,ass On
Ery oI sis
Soes and Fifty ats for 1S op
e house s'H and $1,000
1ss r,y,siHht SlIsai for siiS'ooS
NEw-YoRK Friday Feb. IL. 1887
~ ,ouow,nv ,aes were held Exchange and Auction
'. ly Risns,d " y u gqr r.ss 1. Co. MS
eS O wI lot atsio2 Fanny Frohck $4,000
s.,. o, building with Ss ID: 10" ss4 BoTsTy of Great
Jonesst, was aaOqTnS,d id to % KsSnt N Co.
Sal. po, o, a any SH Ss% Scf%pssIas bet
''h and li4'A e. e rai :' Siss Z s
Bale Of fat with , 10 M on 1SStn COT Oh o.
,rcoRpED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-NY CITY
estate transactions recorded In
ths Register oaice to-day:
7stn.st 100 # eof 2daye l7sxlo22; William a. ,oo
S% MG S% lane soa sG
% No A iSs %es sss Travis and wife to
,44!s.' nSEt Sig q ccnsye Soiiooi
and wife to n Bessn 10000
sOi ll2tnst, loot Of LsIington'ave. 6oIloO1l; :,
Same property s Nsuss Jacob
s siS Wara5 ss as15osas' %cftIingion and and
,O4sS::s lsss Of 2dava, Sa4iiOOi0 oha' .s 900
17assss :; lo3nsso 4thave 6OiiOo; KateM eoo
Same properly " r ROCKWELL and wife to same: 500
istsve. 1872 # s of 72dst 27xs5 Stone and ~ nm
summ s 40 0Sa Us IT Of Maronave Joii6o 0OOO
Broadway Upa So q shs 0'O
YS Ss :. .:9ss Sts
CRUDE and wife to wolf $4,000
ts4 Pearl ST. 71iO0 II I24oxxss.ii; c Lindo - ooo
and wife to Kent $4,000
Ludlow ST. Wa 10 IA Hoth @arG, 261s7s Lcip
Avea sev VS. s. ST fDse, Of 5iixioo Elizabeth
eot1:.i sS5 Of iiiSaSs 25iiOo5i
es,S Ssa' No ia2 @es, i5Iioos William Merritt
estssI No 49, West I7xIoos same to $4,000
Green 10 NJ A Ogden .-..' s9ss
Peha%.ave s lots No. 10 and ii l24ih waid 5oi
vandoisst p $ lots Nos ~ AZ. IS aud ii Oath ooo
Ns1 sS SoiiS6
10 lois Ncs IS and 81 4oxioo and also
ave i5xs2xl2s E Croweil to Hattie Crowell ooo
Hy @sneirs estate etc; Peii Hy Mcneil
sant property: NY Mcneil TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
finanridi.
NETWORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NEw.YoRK. Feb. 4. 1887.
Under entered into this date between
security NewYork. Chicago and ST LOUIS
Railway Company the Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railway Company and others. James A. Roosevelt John
Kennedy Adrian Iseiin IT, d. Willis James and Oliver liar
rman committee heretofore appointed by first mortgage
bondhoers under an dated November 81 1885,
and Frederic r. Olcott William K Vanderbilt James a.
Roosevelt and John s. Kennedy the undersigned have been
appointed Purchasing Committee with power to perform
the duties therein forth and reorganze the above ran
way on the following basis:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12

THE NEW. YORK. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY Co.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
Nxw.Y DIRK February 3. 1877
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this company
i will be closed ~ o'clock D. on SATURDAY the isto
February instant and viii remain cosed until further
Ew. VANDERBILT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
GRISWOLD Il GILLETT,

~ Equipment Bonds bOu ghi and sold.
W. BRENTON YELLING. 40 broadway.
OFFICE OF THK
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE CoNPANr. 7
CHICAGO. I'LL, January "a 1881
OWNERS OF Mortgage Bonds of the Mlssls-
~ spp River Bridge Company are hereby notified that me
degDaea by lot bonds numbered 1853 22l 25U 2Sl and 45
to be redeemed by the mortgage on account oil
said bonds vail bo redeemed by Messrs. JOHN PATTON
Interest bonds redemption will cease
Aprl /. 1887. CHARLES II. FOSTER, Treasurer
PEORGANIZATION OF THE PHILADEL.
IL PHlA AND HEADING RAILROAD COMPANY
AND AFFILIATED COZ PANIES
Mortgage Bonds with MesHrs. Drerel Co. and other s"cu
rites with Messrs Brothers under the Of
OF December IA 1885, Of which eau Do
tho Guarantee Trust aud sale Depon
G"any Norirago bondhoders on depostng their bonds
gotablo at ia. stock Exchange and the Interest 10" ""
For ali other Temporary Receipts VIII be issnch
Brown Brothers CO. exclangeabe Tor engraved Ger
Gates they prepare 10 bo made nogot4O
the stock Exchange entng the holder 10 the new sec"
The cash subscription called for nsalments Of
tlsenent win be given prior 10 each call 1., zoo,
Creditors and shareholders given until MARCH 1851
20 accept the provisions Of this plan. -
In ganZhton without foreclosure cannot e
ed then part.s tailed deposit under the plan
by MARC 1857 will be excluded from all ~
the REORGANIZATION " foreclosure which u THERE 10 SUI t
immediately and for the benefit Of those only who have ae
posted JOHN Il. GARHETl,
Chairman Reconstruction Trustees
Deposits OF general mortgage bonds will he received p
DREXELa MORGAN a CO., and all other securities ny
BROWN BRoTHEAs co, New Yort.
KMcKERBocKKR TRUST CONTAIN
No. 234 FIYTHAvE. :, !,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have decided
10 increase The capital stock Of this company 10 so'o'
The transfer books will be closed February Is reopen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
Ciip i)ropertp Go fet.
BROOKLYN propsrtp for Sale ano Go Eet.

FOR SALE or TO RENT.-Factory building
! 10s NOstrandave: lot 60I2OO factory 25f'Ils0. pa
torics well lighted entrance two streets Will be sold
or rented favorable teTma Apply 10 b. CHASE. New
York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
Gelp h)antso

XNANTED.-A stoui boy or young man. Prot
w estani. from the country preferred TO ASSIST IN
place IN NewJersoy Address Post Oinco
Box 1909 New-f0rk CITY.
WANTED. MANA FIRST-CLASS MAN
w take agency for tho sale OF our safes SIZE
2srlsxlS weight 500 hS retail price 500 u IS
chance for competent mau 10 'ttar p.t.ah
usness In locality. ~ these safes meet de
never before supplied by safe companies Address
~ ALPINE SAFE CO.
Cincinnati. OHIO
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12
A PREMIUM ON LAZINEsS.

The establishment of civil pen
sion list for the benefit of Government
employees who have spent thirty or
more years at their desks, with
many hundreds of other bills more
deserving, died with the last Congress
Instead of devising schemes for pro-
longing the tenure of Office and offer
ing men inducements to seek employ
ment in the Executive Departments
by the assurance of provision for their
support when incapacitated for fur
ther duty by age or infirmity, it would
be far better for Congress to set fixed
limit to terms of official service. There
are positions under the Government
requiring special training to which
this principle of rotation would not
apply because of the difficulty of fill
ing vacancies with men of the required
experience. But what valid reason
would the Government have for tax
ing upon itself the lite long charge of
whom it hires to do its merely clerical
work, and who of their own option en-
gage to do it.
The very worst thing the Govern
ment can do for the young men of the
country is to tempt them with its sub
ordinate clerkships, on guaranty of
retiring them on pension thirty,
forty or fifty years after. No man
should want to sit at a Department
desk and copy letters or add up figures
for a whole lifetime. He owes some
thing more to himself than to enter
upon such a condition of petty servi-
tude. Soldiers are pensioned for sac
rifces they have made, but here the
pension system should stop.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12
THE CASH SYSTEM.

The merchants of Danville, Va,
have started out to do strictly cash
business. The Register likes the idea,
and is sure that buyer and seller would
both be greatly benefited by such a
system. Our contemporary gives a
number of good reasons why it is
good plan -
In the first place, if the merchant
has the ready cash in hand, he can buy
his stock cheaper than when he buys
on time If he buys cheaper, he can
sell cheaper and the customer gets the
benefit Of the discount.
Again, when he has the cash in
hand from all his sales, he can turn
his money over much oftener and can
thus afford to sell for smaller profits,
and the customer gets the benefit of
the reduced price.
Again, if he sells for cash, he does
not have to employ collectors, and this
reduction in expenses will enable him
to reduce prices, and all the time the
customer gets the benefit of the reduc,
ton.
Again, if he sells for cash he has no
bad bills and does not have to charge
up anything to profit and loss and it
is evident that if no money is lost the
merchant can sell cheaper than when
a large part of his profits must 90 to
cover losses from bad bills. Please
observe that the customer all the time
gets the benefit Of reduced prices.
Thus it is clearly seen that the mer-
chant is better off if he sells for cash,
and there can be no question that the
customer save the difference in cash
and time prices. But there are other
advantages t. the cash purchaser. He
does not buy as much when he pays
the cash as when he runs an account.
Every man who has tried both plans
knows this to be true It is such an
easy thing to step into a store, make
purchase and say "charge it"-"put
it on the slate Frequently without
asking the price.
Moreover, as we have said above, he
can buy cheaper with the money in
hand than when he runs an account
on time.
Moreover still, he knows exactly
what he is buying, never has any
errors In his bills, never has collector
to drop in on him unexpectedly with,
"a bill he had forgotten all about, and
which he had not included in his
liabilities, and he saves the annoyance
of being dunned," and saves time in
masking one transaction of purchasing
and paying cash, do for two transac-,
tions Of purchasing at one time, and:
SETTLING ak another
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12

TO-DAY is the time set for the
Raleigh cattle show, which is con-
Quoted under the auspices of the
Wake county cattle club. The SEN
TINEL laments the decline of our own
annual live stock exhibitions of other
years. Cannot a vigorous effort be
made to revive them? They were
certainly productive of much good.
Could we not organize a + orsyth
county Poultry and Live Stock Asso-
citation? There are many of our citi.
zens who take great interest in e fancy
stock" and club with a goodly MEM
bership could easily be form ed.
What does DIR. III. 7. Bahnson, Col.
J. A. Biting, Capt. r. T. Stedman,
Mr.. W. M. Williamson, Col. j. w.
Alspaugh, and other owners OF fine
stock say to The SENTINEL sugges-
ton?
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12

UNTIL recently there were two men
in the Postofice Department Gone has
died in the last few days. who tend to
prove that republics are grateful after
all, and that to the victors do not be-
long exclusively the spoils. They
were appointed to Office fifty-seven
years ago during Andrew Jackson's
first term, and have served continu-
ously since, and under thirty-one diff
ferent Postmasters General. The vet
eran clerk who has just died was fairly
efficient until the time of his last ILL
ness. The one who remains is distin-
guished for having administered the
oath to every Postmaster General for
thirty years.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BRIEF.

Judge C. J. Faulkner was elected U. S. SEN
ator by the West Virginia Legislature ......A
preliminary report of the commission appoint
ed to settle the Virginia debt question was sub
mitted to the General Assembly; agree
nent has yet been reached All hope of res
euing the men imprisoned in the coal mine in
British Columbia has been Abandoned the
mine is on fire and fears are entertained of a
second explosion THE Chinese portion of
San Jose, CAL, has been destroyed by fire .....
Five earthquake shocks are reported at Ell Paso
Texas The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion held session at Memphis; evidence
against the enforcement of the fourth clause
of the law heard. $500. Reports of anti-Ger-
man demonstrations in Paris are denied ......
The Western National Bank, of New York has
been organized; $3,5OO,OoO capital; Daniel
Manning is President Six prisoners made
their escape from the Jail of Franklin county,
Ohio...... The trial of the freight thieves on
the Pan Handle road began at Pittsburg yester-
day.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12

The PAST ten days have witnessed
two railroad celebrations. The Clin-
ton people are to be congratulated, and
likewise are the good citizens of our
thriving little neighbor, Walnut Cove,
upon the advent within their midst
Of the iron horse. Both towns may
well rejoice at the dawn of new era
in their respective histories. Ere
long when the Salem, Winston and
Dan Valley road will have tapped
the G. F. & Y. v. road at Walnut
Cove, its cause for rejoicing will be
even greater. DR.. Lash and his
fellow citizens are determined to make
their little city boom and their efforts
deserve success.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-12
{ Concluded from LIST pdae.l

the most prominent physicians in this
section. The skull measured seven
AID three-fourths inches across the
forehead, and eight inches from point
above the eyes to the rear of the head.
The right side was well preserved but
the left, where the wound was, crum-
bled. All the bones were returned to
the grave. Let this days work prove
what it may, it will be long time
before these straightforward and hon.
est people can be induced to change
their long cherished opinion that their
old teacher and friend was any other
than Marshal Ney.